Ajay Sekar of NVIDIA elaborates on how vapour-selective membranes could transform HVAC in the Middle East

Posted: July 25, 2026

Ali Said, CEO, Holcim UAE and Oman, speaks to Surendar Balakrishnan of Climate Control Middle East on urban heat island effect and the importance of including cement in pre-design discussions to lower a building’s cooling load. Excerpts from the interview…

Posted: July 23, 2026

Countries agree on stronger efficiency action to shield households and businesses from price volatility and strengthen resilience to future shocks

Posted: June 29, 2026

Welcome to the fifth episode of CCME ON AIRE, the official online broadcast platform of CPI Industry, publishers of Climate Control ME magazine (www.ccme.news). We bring you news, views and commentary from across the global HVACR and allied sectors. In This Episode: 1. NEWS Adsorbi launches cellulose-based filter media for gaseous pollutant removal in HVAC […]

Posted: June 20, 2026

District Cooling utility says the meeting with ASHRAE was an opportunity to review the development of a global District Cooling standard, currently being prepared by ASHRAE

Posted: June 10, 2026

Company says it has expanded the application of WinSMART to commercial District Cooling projects, worldwide

Posted: June 4, 2026

Saying that cooling can account for 40-50% of a Data Centre’s energy use, Dr Angela Fandino of Engineering Sustainable Futures (ESF) adds that setting maximum Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) thresholds reduces total electricity demand, lowering emissions

Posted: June 2, 2026

Acquisition enhances engineering expertise in cold-plate design and server-side liquid cooling to support AI and high-performance computing workloads

Posted: April 29, 2026

Company says framework agreement targets high-efficiency cooling systems for next-generation and AI-driven data centre applications

Posted: April 29, 2026

In an interaction with Surendar Balakrishnan of Climate Control Middle East, Ehab Ibrahim, Managing Director at Meinhardt MENA, discusses the engineering responses needed as data centres place growing pressure on energy systems. With data centres consuming about 1.5% of global energy, demand expected to more than double by 2030, and nearly 80% of an estimated 12,000 facilities worldwide still relying on air cooling, Ibrahim points to integrated design and hybrid cooling strategies as key aspects to improving efficiency, reliability and long-term flexibility. Excerpts from the interview…

Posted: April 28, 2026